This document discusses how mobile technology and cloud-based systems can help improve data-driven policing efforts by moving away from paper-based reporting and siloed systems to integrated, flexible systems accessible from any device. It recommends creating new mobile-friendly processes focused on sharing relevant information, developing a flexible system architecture not dependent on location, and selecting user-friendly interfaces. These changes will help law enforcement access critical information from multiple backend systems in real-time to better analyze data and cases from the field.

3. The World is in your Pocket

5. What do these companies have in
common..
Business Models based on Data Culture and Cloud

7. Data Challenges in Mobility
• Silo Systems – Crime Reporting
• Paper based Reporting
• Need Relevant Information now from
multiple back end systems
• Systems built for desktop
• Built for information “Pull”
• Desk based Analysis
• Move from Tightly Coupled to Loosely
Coupled (Frontend / Backend)

14. Plan of Action
1.Create New Processes -
rather than quicker paper
2.Think about information first
-Then Systems
3.Flexible Systems
Architecture
4.Device Selection and User
Friendly Interface
5.Location shouldn’t affect
deployment

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21. Conclusions
• Mobile is the most important technology in
the future of data based policing
• “risk”, “security” or “policies” are not an
excuse
• Security is what actually enables mobile
computing not what prevents it